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The remains of a Second World War Diver anti aircraft battery were recorded as cropmarks from aerial photographs. They are recorded in more detail as LCS 094. Formerly recorded as LCS MISC

The site of World War Two emergency water tank and an earthen-covered air raid shelter are visible on aerial photographs.

World War Two ground defences comprising a pillbox, a possible spigot mortar emplacement and a possible slit trench (or trenches), are visible as extant structures and earthworks on aerial photographs taken in 1944 and 1945; the structures have since...

The site of a group of World War Two military buildings, possibly largely accommodation, but potentially also operational buildings are visible on aerial photographs. Large numbers of entrances to sub-surface air raid shelters are also visible.

The site of World War Two military camp or group of surface shelters is visible on aerial photographs. The exact function of this site is uncertain. The buildings have the appearance of surface air raid shelters or similar buildings; however the high...

An area of World War Two military training activity is visible as vehicle tracks, disturbed ground and small earthworks on aerial photographs. This is one of three military training sites in this area (see SOL 031, MSX27213, and SOL 032, MSX27214). T...

An area of World War Two military training activity is visible as vehicle tracks, huts and other structures, and earthworks on aerial photographs taken in 1944. This is one of three military training sites in this area (see SOL 030, MSX27212, and SOL...

An area of World War Two military training activity is visible as huts, structures and earthworks on aerial photographs taken in 1944. This is one of three military training sites in this area (see SOL 030, MSX27212, and SOL 032, MSX27214). They all ...

A World War Two pillbox is visible as an extant structure on 1940s aerial photographs. It lies close (175m to the east) to the line of the anti-tank defences that were constructed to protect Lowestoft during the war (SHER LWT 309). It has since been ...

The site of a probable World War Two pillbox and/or gun emplacement is visible on aerial photographs.